Let me know if you have any questions. I built a “paint booth” in my home shop. Have yet to use it, due to lack of heat, but there is a Scout out there just waiting for me to final prime…I’m hoping to get a lot more done to the Firebird this year. But I need to learn to prep and paint. I’ve read up on painting and watched a lot of tutorials. I just need to jump in and learn by doing it and re-doing it.
I’m hoping to get a lot more done to the Firebird this year. But I need to learn to prep and paint. I’ve read up on painting and watched a lot of tutorials. I just need to jump in and learn by doing it and re-doing it.
I’ve painted a backhoe and tile plow in my shop with excellent success.Let me know if you have any questions. I built a “paint booth” in my home shop. Have yet to use it, due to lack of heat, but there is a Scout out there just waiting for me to final prime…
I probably will have some questions when get I back to it this spring. Like “what type/brand of primer, paint, clear do you like? What do you recommend that is available to non-professionals? What type/brands should I avoid?”Let me know if you have any questions. I built a “paint booth” in my home shop. Have yet to use it, due to lack of heat, but there is a Scout out there just waiting for me to final prime…
I am dreading the day Tom at Napa in Lebanon retires. He is very well known as a great paint guy and has given me some excellent advice and guidance on my few projects.I probably will have some questions when get I back to it this spring. Like “what type/brand of primer, paint, clear do you like? What do you recommend that is available to non-professionals? What type/brands should I avoid?”
This will be going on a mix of metal, plastic and fiberglass.
I’ve had good luck with all PPG products. As well as Sherwin Williams. I’d just find a paint and body store that seems like they know what they are doing and see what they have. Lots of the “cheaper” stuff is soooo much better now than years gone by!I probably will have some questions when get I back to it this spring. Like “what type/brand of primer, paint, clear do you like? What do you recommend that is available to non-professionals? What type/brands should I avoid?”
This will be going on a mix of metal, plastic and fiberglass.
If you're going over bare metal, a good metal-etch primer is a must. Like Rusty said, PPG, S-W are good brands. We use Axalta(Dupont) at our shop. I would advise sticking to one brand from start to finish. Follow the Technical Data Sheet for each product for flash times, etc.I’m hoping to get a lot more done to the Firebird this year. But I need to learn to prep and paint. I’ve read up on painting and watched a lot of tutorials. I just need to jump in and learn by doing it and re-doing it.
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I’ll look for him when I’m ready to paint. Other than that the only other local automotive paint supply I know of is O’Reilly’s in Brownsburg.I am dreading the day Tom at Napa in Lebanon retires. He is very well known as a great paint guy and has given me some excellent advice and guidance on my few projects.
I’m sure there are others around but Tom is just so accessible and helpful. He will be hard to replace.
If you’re close to being ready to paint it’d be worth paying him a visit. He’s always on the customers right near the end of the counter. Just a really good dude.
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